Wonder if Marshall reads SN ---

[wu_shizzle]

Eric Sexton says he doesn't look much and when he does mostly at the recruiting board.

Think about that for a moment.

Our recruiting board is so good, our own athletic director uses it as a quick reference of WSU recruiting.

Well done.

[WstateU]

They can have the McD's players ....We want Dog n Shake players


BTW, anyone remember Burger Stan on S. Seneca.....


:wsu_posters:

Calvin's...played baseball for him one year a moon or 2 ago...earlier in the thread Nu Way came up...had one yesterday...mmmmmmmmm, with that famous root beer...mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Come hell or high water, I'm going to have a Nu Way tomorrow... I've been tellin' everyone, crumbly is good! No it's great! :good: :good:

[molly jabali]

I WAS wondering what to do for lunch...now, it's DEFINATELY Nu-Way!!!!!!!!!!!!

[1979Shocker]

He also mentioned something about his love for animals and the city of Wichita. After the coaches show last night, he and Lynn were heading to a benefit auction (promoting spading and neutering of pets) and he invited all Shocker fans to come and spend time with “the coach” for a fun evening.

It was in South Carolina during the 1989-90 basketball season — Gregg Marshall recalls time in terms of sports seasons, "not by regular human years," says his wife, Lynn — when the Marshalls first met Penny.

Gregg was working as an assistant coach at the College of Charleston when his wife wanted him to go look at a dog she'd seen advertised in the paper.

The dog was a sickly-looking beagle with no hair on her ears, and although she was covered up to her chest in brick-red mud, "you could see all of her ribs," Lynn said.

What's the story on this dog? they asked a man who was trying to find homes for the beagle and another dog.

Read more: http://www.kansas.com/2010/12/25/164...#ixzz19KjESMDb

[SFL]

He also mentioned something about his love for animals and the city of Wichita. After the coaches show last night, he and Lynn were heading to a benefit auction (promoting spading and neutering of pets) and he invited all Shocker fans to come and spend time with “the coach” for a fun evening.

It was in South Carolina during the 1989-90 basketball season — Gregg Marshall recalls time in terms of sports seasons, "not by regular human years," says his wife, Lynn — when the Marshalls first met Penny.

Gregg was working as an assistant coach at the College of Charleston when his wife wanted him to go look at a dog she'd seen advertised in the paper.

The dog was a sickly-looking beagle with no hair on her ears, and although she was covered up to her chest in brick-red mud, "you could see all of her ribs," Lynn said.

What's the story on this dog? they asked a man who was trying to find homes for the beagle and another dog.

Read more: http://www.kansas.com/2010/12/25/164...#ixzz19KjESMDb

What a great story! :good: